Bahaism and Its Claims / A Study of the Religion Promulgated by Baha Ullah and Abdul Baha

by Samuel Graham Wilson

[298] Ibid., p. 144.

[299] "Bahai Movement," p. 69.

[300] Grundy, Ibid.

[301] Mohammed wrote to the rulers of Constantinople, Persia, Egypt, and Syria. That which was a bold and striking act on the part of Mohammed is a weak imitation on the part of Baha.

[302] They become what they accused the Shiah Mullahs of being; "Dead men's heirs, consumers of endowments, and collectors of tithes and 'thirds.'"

[303] Dreyfus, p. 131.

[304] "Ishrakat," p. 33.

[305] Remey, p. 61.

[306] Kheiralla, p. 433.

[307] "The Bahai Revelation," p. 32.